Beat the Red Box
Christmas Escape Game
About the Event
Beat the Red Box: team event for 10-500 people, duration 2 hours, venue: Indoor – across Germany and Europe, we come to you.
Save Christmas together and experience a unique escape game for your Christmas party with Beat the Red Box. Of all people, Santa Claus himself appears to have stolen all the presents. To save Christmas, your team must solve the tricky puzzles of the white-bearded thief and stop the countdown in time. Step by step you open mysterious boxes, decipher hidden clues and collect the complete abort code. Only with perfect teamwork will you reach the hiding place of the presents and prevent Christmas chaos.
Beat the Red Box is the perfect programme item for your Christmas party – between dinner and celebration, in your own premises, at a restaurant or a conference hotel. No prior experience needed: from apprentice to management, everyone puzzles along. Available from November to January. And if you want to experience the format during the rest of the year, Beat the Box is the year-round variant with its own story scenarios.
Good to know
How the Event Works
Four steps from welcome to finale – our guide runs the whole event, you don't have to prepare anything.
- 1
Welcome & briefing
Our guide explains the story, the rules and shows the intro video.
- 2
Team split
Teams of four to six people – every team gets its own red box.
- 3
Crack the box
The first puzzle opens the lid, then it goes level by level inside – code by code, lock by lock, while the countdown is running.
- 4
The finale
The last locks fall: will the teams outwit Santa and get the presents back?
Beat the Red Box as a Team Building Event
Beat the Red Box trains communication, coordination and collaboration – as an icebreaker, kick-off or highlight of a company event.
Strengthen Team Spirit and Collaboration
Beat the Red Box is more than just an entertaining event – it is an effective team building tool that sustainably improves collaboration in your company.
This event focuses on the three "Cs": Communication, Collaboration, and Cooperation. Your employees learn to overcome challenges together, think strategically, and act as a team. These very skills transfer directly to everyday work and lead to better collaboration.
Perfect for Corporate Events and Incentives
Whether as a company outing, corporate anniversary, Christmas party, or incentive event – Beat the Red Box offers the ideal mix of entertainment, action, and team dynamics. Your employees experience something special together, which increases motivation and strengthens team cohesion.
As an incentive measure, Beat the Red Box is excellent for honoring exceptional performance and rewarding employees or customers with an extraordinary experience. The shared successes at the event create lasting memories and an emotional connection to your company.
What Participants Learn at Beat the Red Box
Teamwork
Success is only possible as a team. Participants learn to contribute their strengths and achieve goals together.
Communication
Clear communication is crucial. The event promotes active communication and mutual understanding.
Strategic Thinking
Planning and tactics lead to success. Teams develop strategies together and implement them.
Motivation
Shared successes sustainably increase motivation and team cohesion.
Who Is Beat the Red Box Suitable For?
This event is ideal for companies of all sizes and industries. Whether startup, medium-sized business, or corporation – Beat the Red Box can be adapted to your needs:
Intensive team building with direct interaction
Ideal size for competitions between multiple teams
Perfect for corporate celebrations and anniversaries
Strengthens leadership qualities and strategic thinking
Promotes competitive spirit and team dynamics
Improves collaboration on complex tasks
Available throughout Germany and Europe: We organize Beat the Red Box in over 50 cities – from Hamburg to Munich to Amsterdam. Contact us for a customized quote!
Pricing & Services
Beat the Red Box costs from € 35.95 per person plus VAT, depending on group size and duration – all tiers are in the table, travel and venue are extra.
| Group size | Discount | 1.5 – 2 h | 2.5 h | 3 h |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| from 10 people | – | 44.95 € | 47.45 € | 49.95 € |
| from 30 people | −10 % | 40.45 € | 42.70 € | 44.95 € |
| from 50 people | −15 % | 38.20 € | 40.35 € | 42.45 € |
| from 100 people | −20 % | 35.95 € | 37.95 € | 39.95 € |
| Larger groups | – | on request | ||
Prices per person, plus statutory VAT.
Smaller groups on request, longer event duration, multi-day formats or very specific wishes – we are happy to discuss these in person.
Travel (€0 – 100) plus venue and catering as required.
Scope of Services
Included and optional extrasIncluded in the price
Optional Additional Services
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Beat the Red Box cost?
Beat the Red Box costs from €44,95 per person plus VAT. Group discounts are available: 10% from 30 people, 15% from 50 people, 20% from 100 people.
How many participants can take part in Beat the Red Box?
Beat the Red Box is suitable for 10-500 people. We adapt the event to your group size with flexible team constellations.
How long does Beat the Red Box last?
Beat the Red Box lasts 2 hours. The exact duration can be adjusted to your needs.
Where can Beat the Red Box take place?
We offer Beat the Red Box in over 50 cities throughout Germany and Europe. The event can take place Indoor.
Is prior experience required for Beat the Red Box?
No, no prior experience is required! Beat the Red Box is suitable for all fitness levels and ages. Our experienced trainers provide guidance and explain everything.
Can Beat the Red Box be conducted in English?
Yes, Beat the Red Box can be conducted in German or English. Our event guides are bilingual.
Ready for Beat the Red Box?
Contact us now for a non-binding quote!
Available in over 50 cities throughout Germany and Europe.
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